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View original post here: Poker Hand Matchup: Chris McClung vs. Joseph Cheong

Former PokerNews employee Anthony Yeh joins the podcast after finishing 9th in the WPT Doyle Brunson Five Diamond World Poker Classic.

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Germany has taken another step towards regulating online gaming, including poker, as 15 of the 16 federal states approved a new law today. The law will allow for up to …

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British poker pro Chris Moorman is just 161 POY points behind current leader Ben Lamb in Card Player’s 2011 Player of the Year race. The clock is nearing midnight on …

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Some good news for all casino lovers out there – now you can enjoy some quite novel online casino games at the Club Dice online casino. All this of course at the expense of going to a land based casino in person to play casino games. But whether you prefer playing online or at the live casino, you will certainly enjoy the Club Dice – which is a nice blend of both.

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It was another short day at the Palms Casino Resort for the surviving twelve men in the Epic Poker League’s $20,000 “Mix-Max” event, setting up for the crowning of a new champion on Sunday.

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Jared Tendler, author of The Mental Game of Poker, joins the Strategy With Kristy podcast to talk about the adult learning process, mental preparation, and tilt control.

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Tom Marchese had an incredible 2010 campaign, winning two titles and banking nearly $2.1 million on the tournament circuit. The Boonton, New Jersey native crushed the Card Player Player of …

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Las Vegas-based Shuffle Master, Inc. has applied for a license to be a service provider in a Nevada intrastate online poker industry, according to a source at the Gaming Control …

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A reputable poker software news site is reporting that a software company has allegedly been able to decipher the latest innovation by the online poker site Bodog – their “anonymous” table option – and is offering this information to the public.

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If you enjoy playing online casino games but are worried about customer support and safety, I would suggest you to opt in for Ruby Fortune Casino, a very reliable and trusted online casino. I am now recommending this casino as I recently checked out their customer service record and was very satisfied with the results. The software was easy to install and I could regulate the game myself without any further assistance. To be absolutely certain, I again referred to several player forums, and as it turns out, Ruby Fortune comes highly recommended by most casino players.

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Kristy Arnett brings you the last PokerNews Weekly episode of 2011. Tune back in at the start of 2012 for more. Happy holidays! Read the rest of this entry »

PokerStars today called for greater protection for player funds across the online poker industry as it announced it has appointed a third party, independent trustee to oversee the protection of …

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View original post here: A Hand Matchup from the 2011 WPT Five Diamond Classic

In the first of this two-part series, Kevin MacPhee talks about his life before poker, including Magic the Gathering and even some Van Wilder-esque college days. Read the rest of this entry »

Nevada gaming regulators are currently in the process of adopting regulations for an intrastate online poker industry. Regulations must be in place by Feb. 1, 2012, which would put licensing …

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Matt Glantz stops by the set of “The Scoop” to give an in-depth look at a key hand he played at the final table of the 2011 WSOP $50,000 Players Championship. The hand ended up being Glantz’s last of the tournament, and he discusses how it played out, his reasoning for his shove and even gave his thoughts on the huge laydown that Phil Hellmuth made in the hand.

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The fifth and final day of the Epic Poker League Mix-Max Main Event was a far cry from the days that preceded it.  Whereas the players who advanced each night had it easy with short days on Days Three and Four, Sunday night was a true test of stamina.  Though only five players were seated at the final table to start the day, it took fifteen hours for a champion to be determined.  Emerging victorious in the wee hours of Monday morning was Chris Klodnicki, who was fitted for his Champion’s Ring and awarded $801,680.

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